Dalbello · Ski & Snowboard

Cabrio LV 95 Ski Boots - Women's

Name: Cabrio LV 95 Ski Boots - Women's
Brand: Dalbello
Price: 356.99 CAD
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About this product

The Dalbello Cabrio LV 95 is a women's ski boot built around the Cabrio platform, targeting all-mountain, freeride, and powder riding. Its three-part construction combines a cuff, shaft, and an ergonomically shaped external Pebax tongue to deliver uniform flex, consistent cushioning, and solid lateral and heel support on demanding descents. The 95-flex rating places it in the middle of the Cabrio LV women's lineup, balancing responsiveness with approachable handling. A 99mm last provides a low-volume fit, and the 3DensityWrap Sport W liner uses a three-layer build, with an outer layer of firm foam, to maximize foot contact and improve force transmission to the shell. The more pliable tongue simplifies entry and exit, while a redesigned buckle system and a 40mm power strap contribute to a secure, manageable fit. The boot runs in sizes 22.5 to 27.5 Mondopoint and meets ISO 23223 sole standards.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Dalbello
Color: Colour: Matcha Milk - Grue
Size: 22.5-27.5 Mondopoint
Flex: 95
Last: 99
Liner: 3DensityWrap Sport W
Strap: Power strap 40mm
Best For: All Mountain, Freeride, Powder, Woman
Category: Freestyle

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Dalbello Cabrio LV 95 W for its accommodating initial fit and reliable, drama-free performance across all mountain terrain and conditions. The three-piece Cabrio construction earns particular credit for its smooth, progressive flex and strong heel retention, while the heat-moldable liner is widely noted as a standout feature for achieving a personalized, comfortable fit. The 99mm last is seen as a sweet spot for average to slightly narrower feet, and the women-specific geometry is appreciated. The most common criticism is that the 95 flex can feel a bit soft for hard-charging advanced skiers, with some testers suggesting stepping up to the 115 flex for more demanding descents. Shorter women and those with lower-volume calves have noted that the liner can feel firm and abrupt around the upper calf, though heat molding largely resolves this issue.

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